61.   The agency had planned the initial H-IIA launching for early next year.

62.   The agency planned to return to court this summer with a new argument in support of its pollution standards, Ms. Browner said.

63.   The agency plans hearings on the labeling next year.

64.   The agency plans to add other safety information to the site through October.

65.   The agency plans to computerize the entire process.

66.   The agency plans to develop a quadrupole resonance device that can detect virtually every type of explosive, and to incorporate metal- detecting capabilities into the system.

67.   The agency plans to file its complaint in a federal district court in Washington, D.C., by Thursday, when the latest antitrust review period expires.

68.   The agency plans to hold a meeting of experts before April to determine the need for new guidelines on needle injuries.

69.   The agency plans to hold a public meeting to coordinate a national consumer-awareness campaign about the new, voluntary code.

70.   The agency plans to leave Poland and Hungary next year but remain in the poorer parts of Eastern Europe.